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The Huntington Town Board, at its March 5 meeting, voted to declare a one-month amnesty on overdue traffic summonses, allowing people to settle their accounts by paying 60 percent of the value of their fines and penalties. The amnesty, which will be in effect from April 1 to April Continue reading Board Approves Amnesty on Overdue Parking Tickets After a moment of silence in memory of the 26 children and adults murdered at a Newtown, Connecticut elementary school, the Huntington Town Board concluded its meeting schedule for 2013 by acting on a wide variety of measures Tuesday December 18. At the meeting, the Board: — Continue reading Huntington Town Board Acts on Variety of Measures The IRS announced that 401(k)s and similar employer-sponsored retirement plans can make loans and hardship distributions to victims of Hurricane Sandy and members of their families. 401 (k) plan participants, 403 (b) tax sheltered annuities and state and government employees with 457 (b) may be eligible to take advantage of these Continue reading Councilman Mark Mayoka Advises Residents That IRS Will Allow Hardship Distributions From Retirement Plans To Sandy Victims 
Councilman Mark Mayoka Dear Editor, I would like to thank everyone who has been working tirelessly and continuously to help those in need since Hurricane Sandy hit our shores. I am grateful for the outstanding service provided Continue reading Letter to the Editor from Town of Huntington Councilman Mark Mayoka Special Town Board Meeting Scheduled to Consider 2013 Budget Matters, Various Resolutions to be Considered Pertaining to Huntington Budget 2013 DATE: Thursday, November 15, 2012 TIME: 9 a.m. PLACE: Town Board Room, Huntington Town Hall
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Councilman Mark Mayoka Dear Editor: The current fiscal crisis we face as a town is daunting. Our number one priority is to recover all funds due us. In August the New York State Supreme Court ruled that Continue reading Letter to the Editor: Current Fiscal Crisis in Town is Daunting 
Assemblyman Jim Conte At last night’s Town Board meeting, Huntington Supervisor Frank P. Petrone moved to name the Huntington Station Armory after the late Assemblyman James D. Conte, who passed away yesterday Continue reading Armory to Be Named After James Conte 
Gene Cook Today, Tuesday ,October 16, 2012, Councilman Eugene Cook had to FOIL information from Lisa Baisley, Town Personnel Officer for Huntington, after requesting copies of the resumes received for the Town Comptroller’s position. The Continue reading TOH Councilman Eugene Cook FOILS Personnel for Information Requests |
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